Plaintiffs argue (1) that defendants cannot, in the face of the paper record and contentions, establish that the alleged conspiracy did not exist; (2) that such a showing is required by the apposite law upon a motion for summary judgment; (3) that plaintiffs have demonstrated an ability to prove the conspiracy, as alleged, affected interstate commerce within the meaning of the anti-trust laws; and (4) that the statute of limitations is not applicable because it was a 'continuing' conspiracy, and ...

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